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• Title: Essay: Individualism in Philosophy: Essay
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  • this essential being. This teaching is a kind of mysticism. It is based on
  • a truth that is to be found in every kind of mysticism. Immersion into
  • light that has dawned for them. Jakob Böhme, the Christian mystic of the
  • heaven; he therefore became a mystic. He sought heaven within the inner
  • In this German mysticism man has therefore paid for his participation in
  • his “I.” Jakob Böhme and the mystics who were of his view did not
  • mystic therefore felt himself to be something necessary within the
  • mystic who felt things in the same spirit as Jakob Böhme, expresses this in
• Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethe's Work
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  • alone,” in the Chorus Mysticus, at the end of
  • mystic. One could point out scene after scene which bears this out,
  • mystic in the end,” and the significant words of the
  • Chorus Mysticus, with which the poem closes, can only be
  • Quite in harmony with this is the Chorus Mysticus, for its inner
  • Chorus Mysticus:
  • Chorus Mysticus:
  • In harmony with all mystical symbolism, Goethe represents the higher
  • mystic sense fail here.
  • impart of his mystic experiences. The three kings represent the
• Title: Article: Supersensible Knowledge
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  • Mystical experience whereby the untrained ordinary consciousness
  • essence Natural Science, and ordinary Mysticism too, must hold fast
  • methods which are commonly called Mystical. They think that what is
  • this, mystical pursuits will give rise to the worst of illusions. For
  • illusions, who recognises that even on a mystic path man cannot
  • even that which is often considered Mysticism provides no way into the
  • and philosophic exercise; or else they devote themselves to Mysticism
  • of inner experience which determines ordinary Mysticism: — he who
• Title: Article: Language and the Spirit of Language
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  • There are, however, two ways we can take to find the ‘Spirit’ of language to-day in all its living force. One of these ways is discovered by the soul which pushes on beyond mere conceptual thinking to that seeing which reveals the life and being of things. This kind of sight is an inner experience, an inward realisation of a spiritual actuality which must not be confounded with any vague, mystic sensation of a general ‘something.’ It is an actuality that contains nothing sensibly perceptible, but is no less ‘substantial’ in the spiritual sense.
• Title: Essay: In Memory of Rudolf Steiner -- by Marie Steiner
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  • known to the Middle Ages, such as the saints and mystics have
  • “Mystics of the Renaissance and their relation to the modern World-Concept,”
  • “Christianity as a Mystical Fact.”